Djoon

Had a great time a DJoon on a Saturday night. The DJ mixed it up with old skool hip hop, house and new skool as well.

It was a mixed crowd of all colors and a good male to female ratio. The club represents a casual, yet hip environment. The doorman didn't represent a problem and the line was fairly short. Drinks were good and it didn't get overly crowded or obnoxious.

One thing to note is that more guys started to roll in late rather than early. My african brothers and sisters like to roll late anyway, but be advised if you want to avoid lines or a sausage fest..

Loved this place. A bit of a hike to get there, but it was worth it. The atmosphere is very relaxed. The interior is slightly industrial and quite large, with 2 floors, various seating areas on the upper floor and to the side of the dance floor. Around 11pm they start to remove the tables in the middle to make room for the early clubbers. There was a band that played 2 long sets of soul and funk, whilst the DJ kept the crowd (20-40, well dressed) going inbetween.

The food and service of the restaurant was good, nothing spectacular but it doesn't have to be. I felt the prices were reasonable too; €14 for a big glass of wodka and a can of redbull, €20 for a bottle of wine. And it was super easy to get a taxi at 5am. Club Djoon will become one of my regular places in Paris.

Considering the location of this place, you wouldn't expect the stylish decorations and the kind of crowd that it attracts. Went there on a Friday electro night, the music was good, prices were decent, including entrance cause we made sure we were on the list. The place was quite empty even around 2am but hey, more space for dancing!